Why does telecommunication equipment use negative voltage?

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Why a Negative voltage (-48V ) is being used in telecom Network equipment?
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Binu Balan Uralath
13-April-2015

Electrical Equipment Design

Question added by Justin Mbulu
Date Posted: 2015/12/02

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